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Two bills introduced in the House would lower the blood alcohol threshold from 0.10 percent to 0.08 percent, the same standard in the state's drunken
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The nation's birthday is traditionally the busiest boating time of the year as thousands of boaters converge for local fireworks displays, family crui
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Pinellas County, Fla., officials have again entered into an agreement to buy a resort for the use of its boat ramp and access to St. Joseph Sound.
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The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) announced last week it had received a 2006 Silver Telly Award-the highest honor of its kind-for i
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The long-awaited manatee protection plan is finally in place thanks to Palm Beach County, Fla. Commissioners. The plan establishes protection zones in
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This week, Carolyn Lambert began her three-month pontoon adventure for what she calls "the perfect linear narrative" -- stories of the Ohio River and
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Mercury Marine President Patrick C. Mackey joined other Mercury dignitaries at the company's wire harness plant in Juarez, Mexico, Wednesday to celebr
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Textron Financial recently contributed $45,000 to Grow Boating Initiative's Rising Tide Fund.
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Marine industry officials are fighting a plan they say would hurt the boating industry, which is big business in South Florida.
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The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) is currently accepting nominations for the 23rd Annual Alan J. Freedman Memorial Leadership Award
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Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, the world's largest industrial auctioneer, is holding a unique unreserved auction on July 15, 2006, on behalf of Robert Wil
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Prices at the fuel docks are, on average, 19 percent higher than last year, and marina owners think those higher prices will curb boating activity, ac
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The personal watercraft market continues to outperform other segments of the industry according to Info-Link's latest Bellwether Report.
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Centek Industries is asking boaters to share their creative side by hosting an essay contest as part of its support of National Marina Day.
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The U.S. Coast Guard is accepting applications for membership on the National Boating Safety Advisory Council.
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Job growth slowed in May, with employers only adding 75,000 to their payrolls, the Labor Department said today.
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Oklahoma lawmakers passed a bill to enhance safety for young boaters and personal watercraft users.
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A Florida dealership has filed suit against Brunswick Corp. over the boatbuilder's recent acquisition of Great American Marina in Florida's Pinellas C
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While some dealers say the departure of National City Corp. from the marine lending business won't hurt them directly, others say the loss of another
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The North Carolina Sea Grant is hosting a one-day forum today on the state's changing waterfronts, including a session on the loss of access for recre
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The Brunswick Foundation recently awarded nearly $400,000 in scholarships to 100 sons and daughters of Brunswick Corp. employees.
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Suzuki Marine joined the Marine Design Resource Alliance, a nonprofit group committed to advancing the future of recreational boating.